Truth has its place in parenting.
It’s just not always a very big place.
Let’s face it – there are times when telling the truth to your child might traumatise them. Or you.
Like that time Flea asked me what necrophilia was. Or the time when Flea found a stash of presents in the spare bedroom, and I had to invent a whole new Christmas tradition of giving a bag of gifts on Christmas Eve.
But I’ve decided I’m an amateur in the fibbing stakes compared to some of my fellow bloggers.
Oh yes. I asked some of my favourite bloggers what is the most outrageous fib you’ve ever told your children?
Read their confessions with SHOCK and AWE, friends:
About Sally
Sally is a full-time blogger and founder of the Tots100, Trips100, Foodies100 and HIBS100 communities, along with the MAD Blog Awards. She spends a bit too much time on the Internet. She’s also a very happy Mum to Flea, the world’s coolest ten year old.
Not telling your child it’s Christmas Eve is just plain mean! Most of these are quite funny though! x
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lol love these x
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Ha ha just had a good chuckle at these. Thanks for including me. 🙂
Ha ha. Love them. Especially the turning into a pumpkin…I mean, where did that come from?
Emma T recently posted..Cushion Concerts and a Family Prom
Hahaha….we really are awful and very naughty parents 😀
Thank you for including mine – it’s a good job these children aren’t going to read this!
Jenny @ The Brick Castle recently posted..Our Healthy Superhero – by our 4 year old.
We tell our kids that water towers are cloud makers and that snails are slugs without crash helmets, There is no gain other than entertainment in these ones.
Purplemum recently posted..Am I having a mid life crisis?
I think i would draw the line at telling them peppa pig is dead haha
I once told my daughter that mcdonalds use rats in their burgers…..Strangely she still eats it and now has actually started telling people at school that the schools pet rat would be tasty on a bun.
seems I am amongst some good fibbing parents. Thanks for including me